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1. Release an LT Version that that is licenced (Paid) so that it meets government IT policy which prohibits Freeware.

   Government IT policy prohibits the use of freeware programs due to legal liability issues. For this reason, PersonalBrain can not be loaded for general users as a PB Reader. Thus, it is not in common use and not growing in popularity as much as it should be.
   An LT version would allow the software to be used and thus give it more visability to potential users.

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2. Command-w should close the Notes window (Mac)

   When using the smaller screen on my laptop, I usually have the notes/thought area hidden so that the Plex fills the entire screen. I've assigned a (Mac) keyboard shortcut (Command-Shift-n) to show the Notes window. This is great, and keeps the notes area out of the way until I need it, but it seems there's no way to close the Notes window again using the keyboard. I'd expect Command-w to work, or possibly Escape, but neither works.

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3. Allow superscript and subscript formats in thoughts/nodes

   It would make it easier and neater for scientific/mathematical-type thoughts to be input.

   No format (like it is now): C6H12O6 & 2x^3 + 3x^2 + 2x - 1
   With superscript/subscript format: (How it works in Microsoft Word 2007)

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4. A Tab for "Contacts", like the one The Brain has for "Calendar", with CSV import capabilities

   Please develop a tab for "Contacts", like the one The Brain has for "Calendar", where we can have the possibility to connect each and any contact to any and/or many thoughts in The Personal Brain.

   So we can have the contact data structured in a database way with the possibility to order Ascending or Descending by any of the contact fields, clicking over the field title, and also to do queries to the Contacts table. Also with the vital feature to import all my contacts from my actual PIM into PB from a CSV file.

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5. See notes while hovering over nodes (like Mindomo)
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6. Software Icon

   How about an icon like this: http://www.google.com.au/imgres?q=neural+pathways&hl=en&client=safari&sa=X&rls=en&biw=1280&bih=664&tbm=isch&prmd=imvns&tbnid=2yqz5WyRwn7HIM:&imgrefurl=http://worldofweirdthings.com/2011/02/18/why-we-rule-the-land-of-the-blind-robots/&docid=1VKOoYRLfN2iZM&imgurl=http://worldofweirdthings.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/active_neuron_440.jpg&w=440&h=322&ei=CWryT6DCMqu4iAf_x6W-Aw&zoom=1&iact=hc&vpx=969&vpy=106&dur=2236&hovh=192&hovw=263&tx=173&ty=79&sig=112517979628002302830&page=2&tbnh=142&tbnw=262&start=20&ndsp=22&ved=1t:429,r:15,s:20,i:185?

   The present one isn't very inspiring.

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7. Create functionality within TheBrain to synchronize tasks with Google tasks and/or Toodledo.

   Now that the Brain version 7 has regained its capability to synchronize with Google calendar, it would be very useful to also develop synchronization capability with Google tasks and/or the leading independent tasks manager Toodledo. Thoughts good be created as usual but then could be designated as a task. The functionality behind that would allow the user to set a priority, a due date, a completion tag, etc.

   Children of that thought (task) would be interpreted as subtasks. The task is not complete until any subtasks have been completed.

   If the task is to be shared with other people, possibly functionality could be developed that would automatically e-mail the people associated with this task (possibly as jumps). Any additions and updates by the original author or those sharing with the task can be dragged into the original thought.

   Now that the Brain version 7 has regained its capability to synchronize with Google calendar, it would be very useful to also develop synchronization capability with Google tasks and/or the leading independent tasks manager Toodledo. Thoughts good be created as usual but then could be designated as a task. The functionality behind that would allow the user to set a priority, a due date, a completion tag, etc.

   Children of that thought (task) would be interpreted as subtasks. The task is not complete until any subtasks have been completed.

   If the task is to be shared with other people, possibly… more

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8. multifaceted thoughts - New feature

   from http://forums.thebrain.com/post?id=5781324

   With multifaceted thoughts it will be possible to contextualize each thought; type, tags, notes and links could be assigned to a thought in a context, others type, tags, notes and links to an other context, ...

   Multifacettes examples :
   - One facette of the Bouygues Telecom company is to have been my employer, an other is to be my actual ISP and mobile phone furnisher,
   - one facette of me is to be a father, an other is an IT manager, a third one is a genealogist, ...
   - one facette of my sales process is to be currently running in teams, an other is a to be a project to redesigned it to compete differently...
   - etc...

   A possible implementation : the thought could turn on itself (like you turn the page of a book, or slide form one face(tte) to an other) to show an other facette with different links betwin this thought and others. A special command could show all the facettes of a thought at the same time.

   from http://forums.thebrain.com/post?id=5781324

   With multifaceted thoughts it will be possible to contextualize each thought; type, tags, notes and links could be assigned to a thought in a context, others type, tags, notes and links to an other context, ...

   Multifacettes examples :
   - One facette of the Bouygues Telecom company is to have been my employer, an other is to be my actual ISP and mobile phone furnisher,
   - one facette of me is to be a father, an other is an IT manager, a third one is a genealogist, ...
   - one facette of my sales process is to be… more

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9. allow user to re-order Brain Buttons

   When a user adds Brain Buttons to the toolbar, they are fixed in the order that they were added to the toolbar.

   It would be nice if the User could drag and drop the Brain Buttons on the toolbar so as to allow the User to re-arrange the order of the Brain Buttons.

   This would be similar to the way a User can re-order Pins.

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10. Lower the price-point for academic use

    Ultimately, I think TheBrain is overpriced for student-use... The TeamBrain isn't even out of beta-testing, and with the student discount it is priced at $240 a year for the team-based product, or the individual version is $240 up-front and $159 a year.

    I think you folks are missing an opportunity to build a following –a customer base. Many other companies seem to understand that if they can get people hooked on their products while learning in academia they can get them hooked for life.

    Medical school is extremely collaborative -at least mine is. It's not competitive like undergrad when people are fighting to get INTO medical school. We realize we need to be working together to make life a little easier for all of us. We are drinking information from a fire-hose. It was 28.5 credit hours first semester, and ONLY 24 second semester. Our class literally uses GoogleDocs to prepare/collaborate on a study document for every single exam. We have 240 students in our class. At any point prior to an exam up to 50 people are concurrently viewing/editing the study guide, and it is much more complete and accurate than anything one person or a small group of students could have put together.

    I would love the opportunity to work with your company in an educational proof-of-concept/marketing capacity to show how students can collaborate using TheBrain to learn more effectively and become better students who are more prepared to be better professionals during their careers. I can’t get 240 people on board at the $240 a year price-point with only 30 days to convince them TheBrain’s power.

    For students the power is in the ability to explore "TheBrain" like you are exploring your mind. Ultimately, you end up using it like flash-cards while you are exploring. You visualize what you will see when you click on the drug, Miconozole. Then you click on it to see if you were right. It helps you see relationships among topics. For instance, many microbes can get into the CSF. You could find them all by flipping pages... Or in TheBrain, if you click on CSF on any of them it brings CSF to the forefront and everything that gets into CSF around it. Our professors have been teaching this stuff for 20+ years. They get all the relationships and have them mapped out in their minds... We are trying to learn in 2-D. They are asking 3-dimensional questions on exams... You gotta learn in 2-D then page-flip until you tie everything together in 3D...

    As far as I can tell, all other mindmap apps for the iPad, etc. are not mindmaps, they are static, one directional -hierarchical flowcharts or trees marketed as "mindmaps". The true "mindmap" (I think anyway) is TheBrain (probably because I got spoiled by it long ago) because it is dynamic, and a giant web of thoughts in a ball (3 dimensional, not two dimensional).

    I swear one of these days you will be wearing virtual reality goggles and reaching up in the air to grab Miconozole, and when you do you will see everything it treats in the air all around you (in the forefront), and in a 3 dimensional view you will see everything attached to these things Miconozole treats (faded in the background, behind each of them). You will be able to point at one of these things and bend your finger to bring it to the forefront (or grab one of the things Miconozole treats with a clasping motion --or something that catches your eye two levels deep by bending your middle finger). The possibilities are incredible. This will be the company to make it happen if they can hang around long enough for technology to catch up with what they have created. I've been thinking that for 10 years... I don't think any other company "gets it".

    Ultimately, I think TheBrain is overpriced for student-use... The TeamBrain isn't even out of beta-testing, and with the student discount it is priced at $240 a year for the team-based product, or the individual version is $240 up-front and $159 a year.

    I think you folks are missing an opportunity to build a following –a customer base. Many other companies seem to understand that if they can get people hooked on their products while learning in academia they can get them hooked for life.

    Medical school is extremely collaborative -at least mine is. It's not competitive like undergrad when people… more

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11. disable sync-disabling when offline

    I have autostart activated, so TheBrain starts at boot time.
    Unfotunately that means it's always a race whether my WLAN or TheBrain is up first. In the latter case TheBrain permanently disables the syncing feature (because it thinks it is offline) - even if the internet connection is available seconds ago.
    That means I have to close TheBrain and open it again in order to be able to sync - so the "autostart convenience" is gone.
    (I know this could be circumvented by introducing a script that starts TheBrain after it ensured that the internet connection is there - or by simply starting TheBrain manually. Just want to mention it as the "proper fix" - just always enabling sync independent of the internet connection state at start - would be so easy.)

    I have autostart activated, so TheBrain starts at boot time.
    Unfotunately that means it's always a race whether my WLAN or TheBrain is up first. In the latter case TheBrain permanently disables the syncing feature (because it thinks it is offline) - even if the internet connection is available seconds ago.
    That means I have to close TheBrain and open it again in order to be able to sync - so the "autostart convenience" is gone.
    (I know this could be circumvented by introducing a script that starts TheBrain after it ensured that the internet connection is there - or… more

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12. I think it would be a good idea to put 2 horizontal links instead of 1

    I think it would be a good idea to put 2 horizontal links instead of 1, one brother and one sister. For instance, I would put all the aspects between a planet on the left, like I did it in the file I sent you, and all the keywords associated to the planet on the right.

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13. option to store idea and link coloring per extended layout

    Extended layouts can be very useful to show informations in a very specific context. For that it could be rather helpful to be able to assign specific colors to ideas and links per extended view (For this to work best it would be good if one could assign layout-local colors to all ideas/links in the selection at the same time - or to reset the colors to the defaults for all selected elements correspondingly)

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14. links that have no impact on placement in extended view

    In order to understand the "important" relationships better based on the spacial ordering it could help to have a toggle for links to define them as "weak". Weak links would be ignored when calculating the spacial layout of ideas in extended view (perhaps they are additionally painted with a thinner line thickness by default, they could even be globally hideable)

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15. Introduce a merge thought feature

    It would be useful to be able to two or more identical thoughts, hit merge, the two become one. The two thoughts are merged, the thoughts links, notes, are merged. The two thoughts do not even need to be identical.

    If types are used and both thoughts are in the same family then the the most generic thought type will be used. If the thought types are dissimilar then the user can select either of the type for the merged thought, or accept the use a new system created hyphenated type, or they can enter their own type. I guess
    that what I am suggesting is basically a join operation on thoughts.

    For example suppose you have a thought three thoughts "Great
    Expectations" and one is of type "novel", another is of type
    "fiction", and a third is of type "movie" and you chose to merge them the merge of the "novel" and the "fiction" could yield "fiction" (the least generic super type), and the merge of "fiction" and "movie" will yield prompt the user to select either "fiction", or "movie" or "fiction-movie", or a user entered type say "fictional entertainment", which has subtypes of "fiction" and "movie". For this to be useful of course it should be possible for a thought to have multiple parents.

    It would be useful to be able to two or more identical thoughts, hit merge, the two become one. The two thoughts are merged, the thoughts links, notes, are merged. The two thoughts do not even need to be identical.

    If types are used and both thoughts are in the same family then the the most generic thought type will be used. If the thought types are dissimilar then the user can select either of the type for the merged thought, or accept the use a new system created hyphenated type, or they can enter their own type. I guess… more

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    planned  ·  AdminHarlan Hugh (Admin, TheBrain Technologies) responded

    There is a new report in TheBrain 9 that locates thoughts with the same name so that they can be merged or otherwise adjusted. A “merge thoughts” capability is planned.

    This command will be included in the next major release, version 12.

16. A real print out in Outline format

    Not the Print Plex but an output with the Thoughts and indented sub-thoughts and include any notes.

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17. Add "Copy File Path" shortcut in Attachment right-click menu

    When I need to bring a Brain-resident file into a Gmail email or Facebook, or into anything else where you can't copy/paste the file itself, it's a multi-step process to get the file's full path. There has to be an easier way to get a file's full path into the clipboard, so my suggestion is that a "Copy File Path" selection be added to the menu that appears when you right-click an attachment. Thanks.

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18. Allow importing of data the way humans organize data...

    Humans don't keep their data in spreadsheets like this:

    ---------[COLUMN 1]---------- [COLUMN 2]
    [LINE 1]---Apples
    [LINE 2] ----------------------------Red
    [LINE 3]---Peppers
    [LINE 4] ----------------------------Red
    [LINE 5] ----------------------------Green

    Humans keep their data in spreadsheets like this:

    ---------[COLUMN 1]---------- [COLUMN 2]
    [LINE 1]---Apples------------------ Red
    [LINE 2]---Peppers----------------Red
    [LINE 3]------------------------------Green

    To reformat the data is no trivial task. I don't even mind importing 10 separate times to get 10 separate child thoughts for my 100 parent thoughts, but I certainly don't want to reformat 1000 thoughts because the import outline utility is not robust and has not improved since version 4.5 of the Brain.

    I'd love to be wrong about this. This is a big reason I stopped using the brain many years ago.

    Humans don't keep their data in spreadsheets like this:

    ---------[COLUMN 1]---------- [COLUMN 2]
    [LINE 1]---Apples
    [LINE 2] ----------------------------Red
    [LINE 3]---Peppers
    [LINE 4] ----------------------------Red
    [LINE 5] ----------------------------Green

    Humans keep their data in spreadsheets like this:

    ---------[COLUMN 1]---------- [COLUMN 2]
    [LINE 1]---Apples------------------ Red
    [LINE 2]---Peppers----------------Red
    [LINE 3]------------------------------Green

    To reformat the data is no trivial task. I don't even mind importing 10 separate times to get 10 separate child thoughts for my 100 parent thoughts, but I certainly don't want to reformat 1000 thoughts because the import outline utility is not robust and has not improved since version 4.5 of the Brain.

    I'd… more

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19. Please add the capability of assigning link types in he cloud version: it is the way of building an ontology
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20. Hardened Synapses and User Specific Links for collaborative brains

    Think of it in terms of Microsoft Outlook's Calendars feature, but for links and thoughts in the brain.
    Choose to see just your links/thoughts, or any number of other users links/thoughts (permissions based of course).

    Hardened Synapses: Administrator locked thoughts and links to/from specific thoughts. Cannot be forgotten, modified or unlinked from each other.
    Purpose: To create initial brain structure.

    User Specific Links: Users make their own links and associations independent of other users.
    Purpose: Eliminate link overload for huge brains and allow individual users to link only what they want to themselves while still contributing to the brain as a whole, viewable and linkable to/from all others users thoughts and links (or not, depending on individual/global permissions and preferences)

    Think of it in terms of Microsoft Outlook's Calendars feature, but for links and thoughts in the brain.
    Choose to see just your links/thoughts, or any number of other users links/thoughts (permissions based of course).

    Hardened Synapses: Administrator locked thoughts and links to/from specific thoughts. Cannot be forgotten, modified or unlinked from each other.
    Purpose: To create initial brain structure.

    User Specific Links: Users make their own links and associations independent of other users.
    Purpose: Eliminate link overload for huge brains and allow individual users to link only what they want to themselves while still contributing to the brain as… more

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